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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1898
Page
3
Short ad describes rooms for rent in Collins Block opposite the Court House and Opera House Building above Rempel Bank. Listings include mansion rooms and various dwellings with rents reasonable for short or long terms. Mentions Faromanp F and Renee as contacts.
J D McLain announces securing gallery rooms in Columbus Ohio and plans to relocate around the 16th of the month. He offers a large stock for immediate work and very low prices for patrons who visit within ten days. Existing negatives or duplicates should be brought to the gallery now for prompt processing.
Mrs Mary Silenman hosted a tea in honor of Mrs Sadie Williame of Vine too Town and Mr Elizabeth Work of Logan. Guests enjoyed Nasturtiums, games including a word scramble prize and a sense memory contest. Rabbi Waggenholm and A Greenhuln presented a diamond pin to ROSL Cresap for service to Congregation Beth-11.
Soprano Cameron, backed by a strong company, presents a rare musical treat at Rempel’s Opera House on Monday October 10. The Logan audience gains a welcome return as familiar performers join the young star whose polished voice and range draw praise from eminent critics including WH McDonald of the Bostonians who commend her beautiful soprano tone.
The Cameron Company features Q neroy with superb voice range and tone plus notable pianist Herbert Kerr and violinist Olaf Higgin. Kate Higgin from Pittsburg Orchestra joins as a prominent contralto Daisy Kerr King provides rich blend alongside Kerr King. The ensemble promises a memorable musical event with strong national regard.
The Women’s Relief Corps will host a Hard Times social at the G A BR Mall on Saturday evening Oct 15 1808. A program will be rendered and refreshments served for ten cents to aid the poor and support the society’s work.
About forty Logan citizens met last Saturday in the Collings Block to organize a Logan Business Men's Club to support local manufacturing. F Harrington chaired, F M McKay secretary, with speeches by J F Marden C D Pierce CW Schwenke H J Woodworth and others. A committee of Judge Bright F M McKay and W C Pettit was named to draft by laws as a permanent body will be formed next week. The article urges unity to attract plants and boost the city’s prestige.
Tad Miller, a local youth, was found with his head and arms severed on the C H V T line near the Y. He had attempted to jump from a coal train returning from Nelsonville with a companion named Cooper. Coroner Brooke viewed the body as witnesses were being examined and the remains were removed to Oliver's establishment.
The Fauvre Diamond Co of Cincinnati markets new Fauvre diamonds claimed to imitate real gems in lustre and beauty. Rings sell for 1.25, earrings 1.60, and bracelets 1.00. Send for circular to Box 578 Cincinnati Ohio.
A long letter from Hakny E. Rose at Camp Meade Pa details the scale of camp operations for the Second Army Corps. He describes housing thousands, logistics, hospital work under Lieut Col Girard, discharge procedures, and the daily grind from dawn to night. The narrative recalls the stress, camaraderie, and dangers including a fatality from a field hospital incident and a lightning death among the 10th Ohio. Rose notes proximity to Harrisburg and Middletown, mentions Major General Graham’s retirement, and hints at a Cuba-bound timetable for the corps.
The Southern Ohio M B E Conference closed Monday evening. Bishop announced district appointments including W L Sluts Ash ville C M Prior Baltimore B F Jackson Bremen J M Stewart Carroll A Fellows Okeleville T G Dickinson Gibisonville Joseph Griffith Haydenville BF Evans Junction City J N Shoop Lancaster O Elven Logan N W Good Maxville J H Redman New Plymouth W J Jewett Royalton J B Gordon Rushville T M Hare Shawnee New Straltaville EK M Evans Somerset D8 Priest South Bloomfield L C Alexander South Perry J M Sellars Sugar Grove W R Mather Swan 8 J Bishop Tarlton J W Wright Phoroville J Grins
C O Allen physician and surgeon advertises rooms formerly used by Smith and Lowry as an office. Office hours 6 to 10 a m and 2 to 8 pm. Residence listed with Miss Lucy M Wright at 49 69 Velo phone.
A legal notice announces a sheriff sale in Hocking County on Saturday October 22. It describes property described as Lot one and thirty one at a specified hour, appraised at 1000, with cash terms. The sale is conducted under authority of CHAS. Fy BRANDT and attorney for Flatout Bap, Logan Ohio.
Public notice in Mecosta County Michigan details an estate probate action for the late Elmer Dishouw and others. It lists debts, claims, and a petition to sell certain parcels in Hocking Township to pay creditors, with answers due by October 1. Administrator Wright is named to proceed in the matter.
Probate Court of Hocking County Ohio sets final hearing on October 22 at 1:00 PM for Lydia Dailey estate. Lydia Dailey of Hocking County, deceased, named D Ricketts as administrator with bond and qualification noted.
Nobee is hereby given that the following Accounts and Vouchers have been Bled in the Probate Court of Hocking County Oslo partial settlement Jacob Wonk mde rnitrator of Peter Wynkoup and the same come in for heneinng on the d0th day of 180% OL Wi'olook Me I OF AM BOON pay te conventen Uierwafyer ty i J.BRIABON Hopt hw Probate Judge.
Card of Thanks extends sincere gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of Miss Extra Bownes Mn Frep Bownes and family. An offer from The Sioux City Business College, Iowa, promotes a mail course in bookkeeping and commercial arithmetic, forty lessons, free diplomas, textbooks at half price, apply now and name this paper.
For rent a good new cottage house and two tote for rent on Gi avenue Taquire. Contact this office or Mrs De Dotlison for details.
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